Monday, June 25
12:00 noon–1:00 p.m.
Madison Hotel, Dolley Madison Lower Room
1177 15th Street (at M Street) NW, Washington DC
No fee & no registration

Please join us for the Fifth Annual LibQUAL+® Share Fair, Monday, June 25, held in conjunction with the upcoming American Libraries Association (ALA) Annual Conference in Washington DC.

This free, informal (science-fair style) gathering features 14 brief presentations/poster sessions by current and past LibQUAL+® survey participants highlighting examples of both quantitative and qualitative analysis available from survey results. The Share Fair also offers a great opportunity to learn about other institutions’ overall LibQUAL+® experiences.

Share Fair 2007 presenters include:

Assumption College

“Can They Hear Us Now? Marketing Your LibQUAL+® Survey,” by Dawn Thistle

Brown University

“Qualitative and Peer Analysis of LibQUAL+® Results,” by Dan O’Mahony

Clemson University

“LibQUAL+® and the Library Summit: Clemson Goes for the Summit Three-Peat and Keeps it Fresh,” by Peggy Tyler

Colorado State University

“We Did LibQUAL+®—Now What? Practical Suggestions for Maximizing Your Survey Results,” by Amy Hoseth

Dalhousie University

“Through the LibQUAL+® Looking Glass: Dalhousie University Post-LibQUAL+® 2005–2007 Initiatives,” by Jane Duffy & Tina Usmiani

East Carolina University

“LibQUAL+® in a Distance Education Environment,” by Jan Lewis

Georgia Southern University

“The Henderson Library LibQUAL+® Experience,” by Bob Fernekes

Merrimack College

“Meet Me @ McQuade: Using LibQUAL+® to Develop a Student-Centered Marketing Campaign,” by Linda Chavez

Morehead State University

“LibQUAL+® Year One @ Morehead State University,” by Jennifer Little

Ohio State University

“Library as Place and OSU LibQUAL+® 2007,” by Celeste Feather

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

“Using LibQUAL+® Affect of Service Items as a Framework for Designing Service Staff Core Competencies and Values,” by Patrick Griffis

University of Virginia

“Drilling into the Core,” by Jim Self

Utah State University

“Developing a Student-Centered Marketing Strategy,” by Pamela Martin

Western Michigan University

“Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses of LibQUAL+®,” by Bradford Dennis and Barbara Cockrell

Registration

There is no fee and no registration for this event.

Directions

The Madison is hotel #30 on ALA’s hotel map.
For detailed directions and a map, see the hotel’s Web site.

For More Information

Contact:
Kristina Justh
Customer Relations Coordinator, Statistics & Measurement
Association of Research Libraries
kristina@arl.org
(202) 296-2296 ext. 136